Khoji Dog Center in Zhob
Zhob is a district in northeastern Balochistan on the road linking Dera Ismail Khan with Quetta, set in mountain country with the Zhob river valley, cold winters and long distances between settlements. The city was once known as Fort Sandeman, and the surrounding district includes Sherani and wide areas of rugged hills and dry riverbeds.
In remote mountain country, getting help quickly is difficult and the terrain gives anyone leaving a scene many routes: dry riverbeds, hill tracks and ravines. Searches on foot can take a long time and cover little ground. A trained tracking dog follows scent where a person cannot see a trail. Khoji Dog Center supports Zhob with crime-scene tracking after theft and robbery, help in missing-person and kidnapping cases, and detection of drugs and explosives for families, traders and security teams.
Zhob's winters are cold and rain or snow can cover a scene within hours. Protect the spot with a clean sheet if you can, and tell us whether the nearest road leads toward Quetta, Loralai, Dera Ismail Khan or the Sherani side.
While you wait for help, keep the place of the incident closed off and untouched. Do not let anyone walk through it, leave locks, doors and tools alone, and store the missing person's clothing in a clean bag. Report serious crimes to the police on 15. Then call 03010054431, answered at all hours. Because distances in this district are long, please tell us your exact location, the nearest road or village, the time and what happened, so we can explain honestly what can be arranged.
